Sentence examples for rigging would be from inspiring English sources
David Cameron said in April that Deutsche Bank's £227m fine for Libor rigging would be used to fund the creation of 50,000 apprenticeships.
The investigations by the FSA and Ofgem are expected to continue for months, while the government was quick to state that anyone found guilty of market rigging would be suitably punished.
That they did not suggests that they figured the rig would be fine as it was.
A rig would be at the ready to drill a relief well if needed.
OFFSHORE OIL RIGS Proposed rule, June 2009 Oil rigs would be required to develop safety plans — examining items like mechanical equipment and operating procedures — and the rigs would be audited at least once every three years to ensure compliance.
It was hoped inhabitants would perform similar work in the future, by which point the rig would be real.
A separate rig would be available to come from nearby waters in case a relief well needed to be drilled to intercept and seal a leaking well.
Last week, the company decided to suspend operations on the second well, saying that some equipment on the rig would be better used in the containment effort.
In the event of a disaster, a second rig would be positioned to drill a "relief" well, which would take 157 days, BP says.
He said such price-rigging would be "reprehensible" behaviour, although he said: "We don't know if there was an attempt to rig a gilt auction".
You could have a smoke and hit the Biffy and your rig would be good to go by the time you got back.
